All sisters have earrings.: how to interpret the victory of "Battle after Battle" at the OscarsThe US Film Academy Awards were presented in Los Angeles, and thus ended the confrontation between the two films that became symbols of 2025. One is "B...
...attle after Battle" by Paul Thomas Anderson. The second is Ryan Coogler's "Sinners." Both of them are about the revolutionary struggle, but each has its own moral — the film critic Egor Moskvitin wrote about this for RBC Style.At first glance, the films are very similar. Both are author's blockbusters, where there is violence, humor, drive, and genre turmoil. Both are about racial inequality. Moreover, Paul Thomas Anderson failed at the box office, but Ryan Coogler succeeded. Both are dedi...
...cated to racial inequality, and the victory of "Battle after Battle" in the new casting category came as a surprise to the bookmakers. And most importantly, both celebrate ("Sinners" in the literal sense) heroes who have decided to fight for their homes and their families for real. With a gun in his hand.The Best Film of the Year category is the most important and prestigious Oscar award, which is the subject of the most intense controversy. In the remaining nominations, the film academies...
